New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
MILLER STATES THE ISSUE.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT GENEVA
COLONEL GRANT MAKES SOME wELL-TURNEp hH-
MARKs-MAJOR DENNIsON ALSO sPEAks

COLONEL GRANT MAKES SOME wELL-TuRNEp Rh-
MARKs-MAJoE DENNIsoN ALSO spEASs
GENEVA n " Oct 19-The sixth OF the series OF no
publican mass meetings in the Interior OF the S'a'e was
held might in the Opera House Inc spe"Ae's VI
the evening were ex-senator Warner Micf' 'o'ohei
Frederick D. Grant and Major James NJ Denhisoh' tno
Republican candidate for AterneyGeneraL Every seat
in tbe Onera Uouse which will seat 100 persons was
occupled and several hundred persons were conceu 10
liscn TO the speeches standing. The KepnDlcah arEu
ments OF the speakers listened 10 WIN Proiouu ~
tcntion and frequently evoked hearty applause III INC
opinion of the Republican leaders OF ontario county,
hotter Republican meeting never held IN Geneva
reception was given to Colonel Grant an" Mrs "t"nV
this afternoon by exAssemblyman r. NJ Patterson. In
his handsome house Seneca Lake Several huhdred
ladies' and gentlemen there presented 10 'he Visit
ors Exscnator Miller came here THIS afternoon io"
Canandaigua, where he addressed the kepnoiieahs Vi
that place last night Colonel Grant upon coming upon
the stage of the Opera House. voceronsy checfed
and when he happened take his seat IN 'front.' OF an
American fla cheering broke forth aiicsh' LAS
semblyman Dwight VI. Backensose was CHOSEN char
man OF the meeting He predicted mat ontario 'oun'y
would give large Republican majority and said: ." IL
other counties follow our example Coiohe "Ian WI" w
our next Secretary OF state" APPLAUSE
Colonel Grant when he was introduced. said:
Mr. cnAN,x GsSmrSS VI, a ysa T TaTs
to thank Won for your c9r'a, @ Of toisy avs tat
round with United states SenscT ec % For instance
ie orner day in Trsdonil that the VII go w~sa
speech husband Ia9sntor Bur anss S,s"r NV
cred that had made mistake ." 'oTs ca seain in this
village thought had at least discover ss.s sad wa,
brushing my thoughts about my own Gn'fen ni.r
conld talk TO You excellent Republican platform
ahy unnu thst subject than car the hall ant there
fore give way 10 him also give ~ay 70 Nc, Point AMI
who talked 40 well when Their thtt am s"'o "o viii ~
tam and instruct you. Applause
DcIu introduced.
with loud applause. lie opened Ills speech win eru
cism OF the Democratic National Administration ITO
said that had been charged. amsng other THINGS that
the Post OfHce Department badly administered ny
the Re publican party Was there any Improvement III
that administration On the contrary. were thore not
complaints from all over the country abont the bad man
agement OF the pos, offices The service OF the Post or
fee Department had been dcmoralzed; thousands OF
men had removed from post offices to make room
for Democrats The civil Service reorm laws had been
violated In spirit letter. Mr. Miller then continued:
doubt that President Cleveland desired 10 Keep
his pod-c that he would MAINTAIN The OIvl 1oi o.,
laws President would desire to TAX Inc SIv SET
wee on OF r9hos m' 1 PIy ynr IN nj, yes can
not party up his level III tparty has no sSpr-
The j., m cr4uc party Ocharred that our tara law.
needed that thew accnmplaed an unngce',1y
surplus By reforming AVIATION laws First let me deny
that the surplus amounted t. any enormous sum Ioro
only twenty OF thirty millions ',, Oh money money
h taken measure to prevent tho Of surplus
that such an accumulation would cause f
party coming into reT pa, the 30
nit,e -urpu, oo6 accumulate he'or be AN
paving on the debt IT. leaders Nj Csr, ths iresfs,.
and Mr Randall the ioiecioai-i thcy ,.y IN sN.ue mauo
That great psrv nat c~nno come To my
ar Of poey UPON Wien he 6cs r.tc party united
should ike one TO Tell ma There onv one ii"e ~
hode. -oua he turned ont ana Democrat. pnt i3and va
-h OF IN desiring TO change The manaseno III o. TIE Low
The .ncl. policy of the Republican party
has brought rs prospetily Then Car SIC pro ", " Io
sufpiu.of having t.rn Tor revcnn. only ~ t' 'o"".
aa the eject Of lowering would be to increase me
surplus Take ron reduce Tie t''iu ca 'hi Anu sT or
siu ate mpoIitons o. fon and We J.! drt We " Ia
returns rum tax ng iron "a 10 ncts.se
tue iafii and not diminish H. ne ons va, o. 1 40
do lower the ,arif duties diasier
and w come u OF Amoii AN manufacturers Al" "'e
4 word abou, oar state Government, The Republican
Legislature ha, been able 10 fedu.e ihs slte taN. o.
low vh're hey year ago Ihg I.csaigre ~ ",
sye a1Ia o cd i more w. S, N Sar
also ip our plan, 20 fciuee taxation by Other political
pony Is is In aor - k.e6 icons and
o-9I option. j. DE. no. bc.ctr prohibition could
D. 'gor'"i In c c' and llfre town, o. ,1' ~,
Republican party ro,cnea hy pe,c,eyine ma, h,S6
' s, a@l ' Saor ae snd G@@Gcn-s rroh
Mton-'- COMPLAIN th.t ihc E'p"p" , fn r rl. VII
intended doing 500 Dur uo Ncy y"si We %"nIl nav
Iepuh canflts or ~" log sla urr and W. cod no'
Thcm her, IS The rer.ou, Liberty arry-'hc party
that going plrir" from ia" candidate Tor i"'
Irri.lafurc that they wn vote 10 open IN" .M", "n
Sundir u observe That this pNA is hh al NC.
the Democratic party has majority IN the I"ci,llpro
viii b. hopud 10 law opening The saloons on sun.
d,y j. certainly f. roerofahr that . great l"ilfn
marty prffv hos such programme
30 not believe that prosperity wl continue 10 20
party hr"Ik- The Christian sabbath y
VIII onis bring ruin ~" Democratic party. II cannot
open the saloons sunday and remain IN control ~ The
state Government.
4 Few words about the political movement of HcHry
Goorge and Dr McGlnn. According 10 their state
uent.. government (, failure They say that mo
Slave Is that uuc7 our farmers their farms.
We have no laudluilsm. 4 large proportion Of our
cthanic- their houses Ninety per cont ~ tho
~ Geneva who their homes started IN life
the contrary, II should b" l">"ncd, and
our l4bOrlng induced Ia buy 10 50 much for the
theory the aSurity OF conn-cafng the rental
value 81 Land {, something which do not care 20 answer
Major Dcnnison In a brief speech out med tho prlnc-
pies OF the epub lean party expressed In "thO plat
form adopted by the last Hepubliran state Convention
appealed to the members OF TIE audience TO accept
principles lie rapidly skctched the history or tho
Republican party. II the Republican party, he said,
that passed the laws for the benefit OF the working
sprcon law the law for sanitary easmenis and the law
10 protect children from labor The Republican party
had passed the temperance laws OF the state who
the Democratic party hid resisted the passage or
bill OF this character. and through Democratic Govern
ors had vetoed all such bills II could kill Governor Iil
had vetoed tho Vcdrr Liquor Tax bil which II It had
become law would have saved the county OF Ontario
$50. 900. and the State OF New-Nork S3.o000o0
Colonel Grant and Senator Iiltock viii make speeches
in rOuGhkcepsc to morrow night
AssEMBLYMAN MAsE RENoMiNATED.